International: Ireland-Scotlland 2008 bid will win predicts minister

Scottish First Minister Jack McConnell is predicting victory for the joint Ireland-Scotland bid to stage the European Championships in 2008.

International: Ireland-Scotlland 2008 bid will win predicts minister
Wed, 24 Apr, 2002 - 12:29

Scottish First Minister Jack McConnell is predicting victory for the joint Ireland-Scotland bid to stage the European Championships in 2008.

McConnell has flown to Stockholm with Scottish national team manager Berti Vogts to push the joint bid's claims at this week's UEFA Congress.

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